September 3, 1868 (4 pages)

The Transenpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a= LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, AN EXTENSIvE ENTERPRISE.—The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co. is engaged in building a ditch from the South Fork of Poor: Man’s Creek, in Eureka township, to carry water to the miners of Bloomfield township and the ridge. They are increasing the force at work as rapidly as possible, and expect soon to have five hundred Chinamen on the line of the ditch. The company pome time since bought a number of mining claims near North Bloomfield, which they propose to supply with wa-_ ter, and all others who desire. On ‘Tuesday last the Company filed articles ‘of incorporation in the Secretary of ‘State’s office, with capital stock fixed at $800,000, in 8,000 shares of $100 each. The principal place of business will be in San Francisco. . Trustees for the first three months: Lester L. Robinson, 8. ¥.-Butterworth and William E. Barron. ‘The company has abundance of capital and will no doubt do much for the locality in which it is operating, if its affairs are well managed. ’ THE: Kansas Claim —The Kansas claim was purchased a short time since from “Uncle Billy Hazlett” by A. D. Allen of San Francisco. Since Mr. Allen has had control of the claim much has been done towards getting it in good working order.The new incline has been sunk thirty feet and it is supposed _ that they are now within twelve or fifteen feet of pipe clay. Fine hoisting works have been erected and a fifteen ; horse engine will do the hoisting after next Monday. It will mot be necessary to use a pump until after they get through the pipe clay.This mine is on 4n excellent gravel channel and will yield well when opened. STaGE LINE AND 'ToLL Roap For SaLE.—George H. Colby, proprietor of the Nevada and Dutch Flat stage line and owner of the Little’ York and Dutgh Flat.toll road, offers this valuable property for sale. In addition to the stage line and toll road he also has _a good stage stable at You Bet. The} line is well stocked and runs daily between the two places. ‘ THe EvrEKA CLuB.—The Grant & Colfax Club at Eureka now numbers about eighty, and the Unionmen of South Fork are also talking of organtz— ing, since they’ have a precinct established. They are very enthusiastic throngh@ut Eureka township and will cut down the Democratic majority of . . last year considerably. Judge McFarJand and.Judge Roberts open.the campaign at Graniteville on next Saturday evening, and they will have a good meeting. a A CHEAP Horse.—An enthusiastic Democrat from a neighboring village, who has been reading the WVational and Grass Valley -Union and listening to Dibble’s speeches, came into town yesterday ahd sold his horse to a Union man, ‘whoagreed to pay $180. for the animal when Seymour is elected President. If the seller waits until that time, before purchasing another . horse, he’ll be a Walker to the end of time. Pe > ‘ Rien Srrixe.—A gentleman who came down from Graniteville lately, informs us that a rich ledge was struck there last week, by two prospectors who go by the names of “Happy Jack” and “Tobacco Bill.” The ledge is lo cated half way between Graniteville and South Fork. It is large dnd well defined, and miners think the rock will yield from thirty-five to forty «dollars per ton. THE BANNER MINE.—The repairs and improvements recently made in the Banner mill and hoisting works are completed, and the mine is yielding excellent quartz. The thirty stamp will is Continually at work, and plenty of Pick is always on hand, »YESTERDAY was so sultry that if took taye or. three able bodied men to draw a fall breath. “A good shower would have a refreshing effect upon the atmosphere and all who breathe it. a Growine REPuTATION.—If the entire correspondence from South America, Central America and the West [adies, received by Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, during the last twelve months, were published gat length, it would probably be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony on record. The letters, written in every variety of style, and emanating from individuals of almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers, &c., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in use. in thoée regions have been generally and justly superceded by HOSTK'ITER’S BITTERS. i : The confidence manifested by the people of these countries might be fairly called enthusiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popuHOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. The foreign . orders for the article from Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwich Islands, &., have been heavier than at any former period. A8 an autidote to malaria, astomachic i and general “inviyorant they all testify to its remarkable efficacy. Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTEK, SMITH & CO., wholesale-diug— gists, San Francisco. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ° HARDWARE :. HARDWARE: —_——— GREAT REDUCTION . ! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &¢. &. t= From Date.we will sell for CASH ONLY! ‘All aul in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE ~~ PRICES AND FREIGHT! © Merchants, Mechanics and Mimers throughout the County wili find it to their interest to <2" GET OUR CASH PRICES BEFOR« BUWVING !_at WE.SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct trom the Mauufactur: ers,and can eave to uur ‘I'rade irom ‘EN to TWENTY PEK CENT upon their purchases. Ge” Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settie them at once, CRAWFORD & LO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘“‘sgE us’’ soon, as we have done. a Banking business with them (withoat coilateral) long enough. . CBAWFOKD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. Partnership Notice. NOSE is hereby given that Anson W. Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co-partnerchipin the Grocery and Provisien business under the firm name of A.W. LESTER & CO. ANSON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W. LESTER. Nevada, Aug. 20th. All parties indebted to the late firm of HAMILTON & LEST ak are requested to settle immediately, and ali pereons having claims net the same are requested Ww present them for settlement. ANGON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTER. A. W. LESTER & CO., Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &e. &e. &e 2" Goods delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. Seld.at 30 per cent. cheaper than THE MAN OF FASHION. As I passed up the street, ‘ On the last pleasant day, I met a young gent, In such stylish array, That 1 made up my mind, When . saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS &.CO’S Could he tind such as those. The Coat fitted neatly, Of cluth, ’twas the best, The Pants set completely, And so didthe Vest. a If ‘‘Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a Fir No doctor could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but S. HAAS &CO. can. Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GooDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, ‘any other House in this eity or county, — 8. HAAS & CO. The American Submerged Pump! —or— The Pacific Pump Manufacturing COMPANY. [HE CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DURABLE rUMP LN USK, NO PACKING, ALL METAL, This pump saves fifty per cent. of power, is always in working order, aud is admirably adapted for wells, irrigation or mining’ pur Puses. . ‘Lhe smallest size will throw a stream sixty feet aud raise wenty —Gations per minute: Uhe largest will raise 40,000 yalluus per fist? uLe With Bteam power, ‘he Pump miay be seen working at Z. P, Davis’ shop, broad Sureet, Nevada, Call and See It, Nevada, August 1Uth, 1868. : BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! topes, A LARGE ASSURPMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on h.nd a large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOSS, which for cheapness aud dure 4 ability cannot be surpassed. -. Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, -and-CHILDRENS' SHOS aud GALT EAS on hand at ull times in endiess variety. &® Country orders promptly filled. BF. A. SEIBERLICH 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco i pt at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change Hotel, Nevada City. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, . Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. ior Call and examine the Stock !.c$ Nevada, May 27th. VICTOR CHEVALIER. MARTIN WETZEL VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA CITY, Wholesale and Ketail dealers —IN— WINES, LIQUORS, &c. AC ON HAND PATTE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put upin French =tyles. oo Branch Huuse of F. Chevalier, Importer and dealer in Wines and Liquors, ento. &<7~ Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity give us acall, m26 FOUND ! Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! In a cock-tail to be delicious, TRY THEM !_21 For tale by GREGORY & CO. _ BAKER & MARTIN, ly28-3m A. ISUAKD. Contract to Let. ROPOSALS will be pemtved until ag DAY, Sept. 15:h, for, the raising -of,a Ait ew fete Eayle Company of Moore's Flat. bécriber, at the mine. ene K. R. MORBY, Secretary. For turthe: particulars euquire of the } HRUSTON, HASTINGS & 00, —S— HEUSTON, HASTINGS & C0., ARE THE —OF— An, SAN FRANCISCO. .——_______} SPECIALITIES. PRICE AND GUARANTEE. ~ The Largest aud most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Viotuiug, Furnishing Goods, Trunks ry article seid, being of our own manufacture, is guarauteed, Having coutraets direct with Kuropean and American Manuiacturers of piece goods we thereby etfect a saving of tully 50 per Cent la Wholevaw dealers profitsand are thug abe to offer saperior Goods at less than second rate vena oe a . Sati STYLES. troduce vie Lew styles in San srancisco simUllaucuusly With Lbelr appearance in New York, GOODS MADE TO ORDER, For the accommodation of such as may desire, We have secured the services of a cere braLed wurppeal Calter, gud are prepared to make up piece goods iu a-styie superiur to any oth.r huuse ol Mc Coast, Snirts,; ‘lies, Collars, euc, Maue-to urder t BLOF LOLICe. «a COUNTAY ORDERS. £ Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific coast uu Loe receipt of orders and Mewsures ; send lor directions for mMeasurement, ote HEUSTON, HASTINGS ~& C9., LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCOIS C QO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING sTORE B. MEYER & CO., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at uheir old stand, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! b cee ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE, LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, mers Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, ~~ FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! (@ DOw T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE; MEYER & CO., Proprietors, Moore’s Fiat, Aug. 2th. Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada.city, FASHIONABLE CL OTHIERS. Bags aud Valises, on tne Vacitic Coast. Kve. Having agents in London and Paris we in. BARGAINS !! BARGAINS . ! —AT— . GEORGE E. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. of Always ON HAND A LARGE 8TOCK RARDWARE, , MINERS TOOLS, CUTLERY, IMNWARR, CROCKERY, SASH, ‘Doors, STOVES, PLATED WARE, &e. G2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW A8 ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. 3 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE, Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada Oity, And will furnish every description of (a SILVER PLATED WARE.&? Or replate Goods from which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E, TURNER, — PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th, BUILDER'S INSURANCE Of San Francisco, THOMAS MOONRY, President. co, THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES, ~ 3 Leave your orders on slate at a VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, Nevada, June 23d. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &O. &OY dade WwW: OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large-and well selected Stock of Geods, comprising ENGLISH EARTHENWARE, ie FRENCH PORCELAIN, CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &c. WE ARB AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in succeselul Operat'on, and are prepared to turnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a fall guarantee as to quality, of superior finisu aud Ja.est design, We are alvo prepa.ed to re-p.ate goods from which the silver has beeu worn, with any weight of cilver desired, aud the fall weight cbutracted tor puarante<d. Orders respcetfully solicited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516,518, 620 and 522 Samsome sts . Corner of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aAND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada City, WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 26 cents. Lodging 26 cts. THe BAK always supplied with the best LIQUORS ANw CIGARS. If you want a good square meal or a good drink goto Kiol'Lo’s. Nevada, duly 25th. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. ATOTICE is hereby given that the firm of e Humulton & Lester is this day dissolved 4 bs M.5. HAMILTON by mutual consen UE te ti Ta Nevada; August 29th, 1868. % z ‘ 0 ea le Ses

The Transenpt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a= LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, AN EXTENSIvE ENTERPRISE.—The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co. is engaged in building a ditch from the South Fork of Poor: Man’s Creek, in Eureka township, to carry water to the miners of Bloomfield township and the ridge. They are increasing the force at work as rapidly as possible, and expect soon to have five hundred Chinamen on the line of the ditch. The company pome time since bought a number of mining claims near North Bloomfield, which they propose to supply with wa-_ ter, and all others who desire. On ‘Tuesday last the Company filed articles ‘of incorporation in the Secretary of ‘State’s office, with capital stock fixed at $800,000, in 8,000 shares of $100 each. The principal place of business will be in San Francisco. . Trustees for the first three months: Lester L. Robinson, 8. ¥.-Butterworth and William E. Barron. ‘The company has abundance of capital and will no doubt do much for the locality in which it is operating, if its affairs are well managed. ’ THE: Kansas Claim —The Kansas claim was purchased a short time since from “Uncle Billy Hazlett” by A. D. Allen of San Francisco. Since Mr. Allen has had control of the claim much has been done towards getting it in good working order.The new incline has been sunk thirty feet and it is supposed _ that they are now within twelve or fifteen feet of pipe clay. Fine hoisting works have been erected and a fifteen ; horse engine will do the hoisting after next Monday. It will mot be necessary to use a pump until after they get through the pipe clay.This mine is on 4n excellent gravel channel and will yield well when opened. STaGE LINE AND 'ToLL Roap For SaLE.—George H. Colby, proprietor of the Nevada and Dutch Flat stage line and owner of the Little’ York and Dutgh Flat.toll road, offers this valuable property for sale. In addition to the stage line and toll road he also has _a good stage stable at You Bet.. The} line is well stocked and runs daily between the two places. ‘ THe EvrEKA CLuB.—The Grant & Colfax Club at Eureka now numbers about eighty, and the Unionmen of South Fork are also talking of organtz— ing, since they’ have a precinct established. They are very enthusiastic throngh@ut Eureka township and will cut down the Democratic majority of . . last year considerably. Judge McFarJand and.Judge Roberts open.the campaign at Graniteville on next Saturday evening, and they will have a good meeting. a A CHEAP Horse.—An enthusiastic Democrat from a neighboring village, who has been reading the WVational and Grass Valley -Union and listening to Dibble’s speeches, came into town yesterday ahd sold his horse to a Union man, ‘whoagreed to pay $180. for the animal when Seymour is elected President. If the seller waits until that time, before purchasing another . horse, he’ll be a Walker to the end of time. Pe > ‘ Rien Srrixe.—A gentleman who came down from Graniteville lately, informs us that a rich ledge was struck there last week, by two prospectors who go by the names of “Happy Jack” and “Tobacco Bill.” The ledge is lo cated half way between Graniteville and South Fork. It is large dnd well defined, and miners think the rock will yield from thirty-five to forty «dollars per ton. THE BANNER MINE.—The repairs and improvements recently made in the Banner mill and hoisting works are completed, and the mine is yielding excellent quartz. The thirty stamp will is Continually at work, and plenty of Pick is always on hand, »YESTERDAY was so sultry that if took taye or. three able bodied men to draw a fall breath. “A good shower would have a refreshing effect upon the atmosphere and all who breathe it. a Growine REPuTATION.—If the entire correspondence from South America, Central America and the West [adies, received by Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, during the last twelve months, were published gat length, it would probably be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony on record. The letters, written in every variety of style, and emanating from individuals of almost every class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, artisans, lawyers, &c., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualification, that the tonics heretofore in use. in thoée regions have been generally and justly superceded by HOSTK'ITER’S BITTERS. i : The confidence manifested by the people of these countries might be fairly called enthusiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popuHOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. The foreign . orders for the article from Europe, Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwich Islands, &., have been heavier than at any former period. A8 an autidote to malaria, astomachic i and general “inviyorant they all testify to its remarkable efficacy. Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTEK, SMITH & CO., wholesale-diug— gists, San Francisco. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. ° HARDWARE :. HARDWARE: —_——— GREAT REDUCTION . ! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &¢. &. t= From Date.we will sell for CASH ONLY! ‘All aul in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE ~~ PRICES AND FREIGHT! © Merchants, Mechanics and Mimers throughout the County wili find it to their interest to <2" GET OUR CASH PRICES BEFOR« BUWVING !_at WE.SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT of Goods, direct trom the Mauufactur: ers,and can eave to uur ‘I'rade irom ‘EN to TWENTY PEK CENT upon their purchases. Ge” Persons having accounts apon our Books are requested to settie them at once, CRAWFORD & LO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must ‘“‘sgE us’’ soon, as we have done. a Banking business with them (withoat coilateral) long enough. . CBAWFOKD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. Partnership Notice. NOSE is hereby given that Anson W. Lester and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co-partnerchipin the Grocery and Provisien business under the firm name of A.W. LESTER & CO.. ANSON W. LESTER. AUSTIN W. LESTER. Nevada, Aug. 20th. All parties indebted to the late firm of HAMILTON & LEST ak are requested to settle immediately, and ali pereons having claims net the same are requested Ww present them for settlement. ANGON W. LESTER, AUSTIN W. LESTER. A. W. LESTER & CO., Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, CROCKERY, LIQUORS, &e. &e. &e 2" Goods delivered a reasonable distance free of charge. Cor. Pine and Commercial Street. Seld.at 30 per cent. cheaper than THE MAN OF FASHION. As I passed up the street, ‘ On the last pleasant day, I met a young gent, In such stylish array, That 1 made up my mind, When . saw his fine clothes, At no place but 8. HAAS &.CO’S Could he tind such as those. The Coat fitted neatly, Of cluth, ’twas the best, The Pants set completely, And so didthe Vest. a If ‘‘Dresswell” had seen him, He'd had such a Fir No doctor could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, As none but S. HAAS &CO. can. Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GooDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, ‘any other House in this eity or county, — 8. HAAS & CO. The American Submerged Pump! —or— The Pacific Pump Manufacturing COMPANY. [HE CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DURABLE rUMP LN USK, NO PACKING, ALL METAL, This pump saves fifty per cent. of power, is always in working order, aud is admirably adapted for wells, irrigation or mining’ pur Puses. . ‘Lhe smallest size will throw a stream sixty feet aud raise wenty —Gations per minute: Uhe largest will raise 40,000 yalluus per fist? uLe With Bteam power, ‘he Pump miay be seen working at Z. P, Davis’ shop, broad Sureet, Nevada, Call and See It, Nevada, August 1Uth, 1868. : BEST

FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! topes, A LARGE ASSURPMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on h.nd a large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOSS, which for cheapness aud dure 4 ability cannot be surpassed. -. Also, LADIES’, MISSES’, -and-CHILDRENS' SHOS aud GALT EAS on hand at ull times in endiess variety. &® Country orders promptly filled. BF. A. SEIBERLICH 214 California Street. San Francisco, July 16th. THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco i pt at the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex change Hotel, Nevada City. Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, . Mirrors, &c. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. ior Call and examine the Stock !.c$ Nevada, May 27th. VICTOR CHEVALIER. MARTIN WETZEL VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, NEVADA CITY, Wholesale and Ketail dealers —IN— WINES, LIQUORS, &c. AC ON HAND PATTE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS And all kinds of FANCY PRESERVES put upin French =tyles. oo Branch Huuse of F. Chevalier, Importer and dealer in Wines and Liquors, ento. &<7~ Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity give us acall, m26 FOUND ! Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! In a cock-tail to be delicious, TRY THEM !_21 For tale by GREGORY & CO. _ BAKER & MARTIN, ly28-3m A. ISUAKD. Contract to Let. ROPOSALS will be pemtved until ag DAY, Sept. 15:h, for, the raising -of,a Ait ew fete Eayle Company of Moore's Flat. bécriber, at the mine. ene K. R. MORBY, Secretary. For turthe: particulars euquire of the } HRUSTON, HASTINGS & 00, —S— HEUSTON, HASTINGS & C0., ARE THE —OF— An, SAN FRANCISCO. .——_______} SPECIALITIES. PRICE AND GUARANTEE. ~ The Largest aud most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Viotuiug, Furnishing Goods, Trunks ry article seid, being of our own manufacture, is guarauteed, Having coutraets direct with Kuropean and American Manuiacturers of piece goods we thereby etfect a saving of tully 50 per Cent la Wholevaw dealers profitsand are thug abe to offer saperior Goods at less than second rate vena oe a . Sati STYLES. troduce vie Lew styles in San srancisco simUllaucuusly With Lbelr appearance in New York, GOODS MADE TO ORDER, For the accommodation of such as may desire, We have secured the services of a cere braLed wurppeal Calter, gud are prepared to make up piece goods iu a-styie superiur to any oth.r huuse ol Mc Coast, Snirts,; ‘lies, Collars, euc, Maue-to urder t BLOF LOLICe. «a COUNTAY ORDERS. £ Goods forwarded by Express to any part of the racific coast uu Loe receipt of orders and Mewsures ; send lor directions for mMeasurement, ote HEUSTON, HASTINGS ~& C9., LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCOIS C QO, OPPOSITION CLOTHING sTORE B. MEYER & CO., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at uheir old stand, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! b cee ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE, LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underclothing, mers Shoes, and Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, ~~ FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! (@ DOw T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE; MEYER & CO., Proprietors, Moore’s Fiat, Aug. 2th. Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada.city, FASHIONABLE CL OTHIERS. Bags aud Valises, on tne Vacitic Coast. Kve. Having agents in London and Paris we in. BARGAINS !! BARGAINS . ! —AT— . GEORGE E. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. of Always ON HAND A LARGE 8TOCK RARDWARE, , MINERS TOOLS, CUTLERY, IMNWARR, CROCKERY, SASH, ‘Doors, STOVES, PLATED WARE, &e. G2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW A8 ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. 3 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE, Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada Oity, And will furnish every description of (a SILVER PLATED WARE.&? Or replate Goods from which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E, TURNER, — PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th, BUILDER'S INSURANCE Of San Francisco, THOMAS MOONRY, President. co, THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIES, ~ 3 Leave your orders on slate at a VICTOR CHEVALIER & CO, North-west corner Commercial & Pine ste, Nevada, June 23d. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &O. &OY dade WwW: OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large-and well selected Stock of Geods, comprising ENGLISH EARTHENWARE, ie FRENCH PORCELAIN, CUT & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKS, &c. WE ARB AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in succeselul Operat'on, and are prepared to turnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a fall guarantee as to quality, of superior finisu aud Ja.est design, We are alvo prepa.ed to re-p.ate goods from which the silver has beeu worn, with any weight of cilver desired, aud the fall weight cbutracted tor puarante<d. Orders respcetfully solicited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516,518, 620 and 522 Samsome sts . Corner of Merchant. San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —aAND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada City, WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 26 cents. Lodging 26 cts. THe BAK always supplied with the best LIQUORS ANw CIGARS. If you want a good square meal or a good drink goto Kiol'Lo’s. Nevada, duly 25th. Dissolution of Co-Partnership. ATOTICE is hereby given that the firm of e Humulton & Lester is this day dissolved 4 bs M.5. HAMILTON by mutual consen UE te ti Ta Nevada; August 29th, 1868. % z ‘ 0 ea le Ses